Leah Barringer and her brother, Jacob, have come to love the rugged Alaskan Territory they call home. But when Jacob determines to join an arctic expedition, Leah realizes her heart yearns for more than this solitary existence.
The unexpected arrival of Jayce Kincaid, the man who spurned her ten years before, awakens feelings that Leah would much prefer to leave buried. As Jayce sets out to prove he's a changed man, Leah cannot deny the effect he once again has upon her. But the appearance of a young investigator casts a cloud over Jayce's past--and over Leah's dreams for the future.
The first book in the Alaskan Quest series had everything that could capture my attention. Between the story of the star crossed lovers---Leah and Jayce---in the rugged Alaskan wilderness, the incredible history of the Alaskan territory in 1915, and the heated mystery of weather Jayce Kincaid is truly a monster or has been framed, it truly pained me to put this book down.
This is the second time I’ve read Summer of the Midnight Sun and it was just as exciting as the first time. I loved reading some of my favorite scenes that I will never forget and enjoyed reading a story that was both suspenseful and familiar. I couldn’t stop reading until the story simmered down, which was not often. I even read the book instead of watching one of my favorite TV shows. The only thing I didn’t like about the story was that the twins’ names were too similar. It’s a pet peeve of mine. :-)
My favorite part of the book was the wedding.
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